Le Secret de Suzanne by Les Parfums Suzanne c1924

Le Secret de Suzanne by Les Parfums Suzanne (Perichon) was first launched in 1924 in France, it wasn't until around 1933 that it made its way into the USA. The perfume's name is based on an opera of the same name, Il Segreto di Susanna by Ermanno Wold-Ferrari in 1909.

Private Affair by Lenel c1953

Private Affair by Lenel was launched in 1953, although trademark records who the name was in use in 1951, then reactivated in 1976.

Evening Star by Blanchard c1949

Evening Star by Blanchard was launched in 1949. Although I read the trademark info on the name and it says it was first used commercially in 1951.

Shanghai by Lentheric c1934

Shanghai by Lentheric: launched in 1936. Originally named Cœur de Paris and launched in 1911. Cœur de Paris was renamed Shanghai in 1936 and was repackaged in a beautiful Chinese styled vase.

Santalia by Roger et Gallet c 1955

Santalia was launched in 1955 by Roger et Gallet. Most people might remember it better as a  hair oil. It was very popular in India.

Folie de Minuit by Parfums Lanier c1952

Folie de Minuit was launched in 1952 by Parfums Lanier.

Nissery & Mury Perfumes

Les Parfums de Mury of Paris France. Established at 17 rue du Rocher, Paris in 1917, Mury produced perfumes, cosmetics and toiletries. The company was founded by Henri Muraour, an important essential oils company originally founded in North Africa in 1789.

Marcelle Dormoy Perfumes

Marcelle Dormoy was a distinguished French couturier and dressmaker, who made her mark in the fashion world during the 1930s and 1940s. Her designs were celebrated for their elegance and sophistication, reflecting the refined tastes of the era. Operating out of her boutique at 22 rue de la Trémoille in Paris, Dormoy crafted garments that epitomized Parisian chic, attracting a clientele that appreciated her meticulous attention to detail and her innovative approach to fashion.

Dormoy's work was characterized by a blend of classicism and modernity, appealing to women who sought both tradition and innovation in their wardrobes. Her creations often featured luxurious fabrics, exquisite tailoring, and subtle yet impactful embellishments, making them highly sought after by those with discerning tastes. As a couturier, Dormoy contributed to the rich tapestry of French fashion, leaving a lasting legacy that continues to inspire admiration for the elegance and creativity she brought to her craft.

Amber by Charbert c1936

Amber by Charbert was launched in 1936 and smells absolutely divine. For lovers of vanilla and amber, this one is great.

Tout Mon Jardin Pot Pourri Sachet by Richard Hudnut c1914

Tout Mon Jardin Pot Pourri Sachet by Richard Hudnut was launched in 1914. It was still being sold in the 1920s.